Candace Owens's Brigitte Macron Claims and the Legal Fallout

Showing 35 Brigitte Macron videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Brigitte Macron became entangled in Candace Owens's investigation into Charlie Kirk's assassination after Owens connected a years-long claim she has made about the French first lady's gender identity to a broader theory involving French intelligence, a Delaware-based company, and an alleged effort by unnamed parties to get her to stop discussing the subject before Kirk's death. Owens has said Kirk personally called her at one point to relay that request, treating it as evidence something serious was being protected rather than a routine ask. Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron have responded to the underlying gender claim, which Owens has repeated across multiple platforms for several years, with defamation litigation in both France and the United States, and a French court has already ruled against the podcaster who originated the claim. Owens has expanded the theory since Kirk's death to include a French company registered in Wilmington, Delaware, that she argues was a front rather than a legitimate aircraft-maintenance business, and separately pointed to a French military trial involving alleged Freemason-linked intelligence operatives as vindication of claims she first raised months earlier. Owens maintains she was pressured to drop the subject and that her friend's death is connected to it.